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When most folks think of tulips, they’re thinking about Darwin Hybrid Tulips. Big, beautiful, and bold, Darwin Hybrids are the “show-offs” of the tulip family. In addition to their brilliance, Darwin Hybrid Tulips are also renowned for their resilience and ability to often come back year after year. Among the many sought after Darwin Hybrids are “Apeldoorn”, “Ad Rem”, and “Banja Luka”. Great for border plantings and cut flowers!

Gudoshnik Tulip

Created in 1952, 'Gudoshnik' Tulip offers such a a wide range of colors that it looks like a mix: from creamy-yellow to reds, oranges and roses with a blue-black interior base. Like other Darwin hybrids, the blooms are relatively large with a single row of petals and long stems (12-20 inches), making them excellent cut flowers. They bloom in mid-season and are very weather resistant.

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Planting Your Tulip Bulbs:

1. When to Plant Tulip Bulbs

Tulips are a fall-planted, spring-blooming flower bulb, and can be planted in most regions of the USA from September through the early winter months. As a general rule of thumb, your tulip bulbs can be planted anytime the air is cool and the ground is not yet frozen. If you can dig in the dirt, you can plant tulips!

2. Choosing Your Site

Tulips bulbs are versatile and tenacious, and as such, can be planted successfully just about anywhere. When choosing your site, search out a sunny spot with well-drained soil if possible. Tulips can tolerate some shade, but it’s best not to plant them in or near a densely wooded area.

3. The Planting Process

Have no fear: planting tulip bulbs is one of the easiest gardening chores imaginable! No heavy or costly equipment is needed; nor is the work particularly strenuous. It is important however, to get the bulbs in the ground quickly after arrival, as they will grow moldy if left idle and unplanted.

Simply take a trowel or small shovel and dig a hole between 6 to 9 inches deep depending on the size of the bulb. Place the tulip bulb into the hole, making sure that the top (the pointy section) is always facing up. Once in place, simply cover the bulb with soil and tamp it in firmly with your hands or feet. Depending on your desired effect, place the bulbs around 4 – 6 inches apart. It’s always helpful to lightly sprinkle your tulip bulbs just after planting if possible, but be sure not to drown them in puddles of water.

4. Tulip Maintenance & Care

The best news of all is that once planted, tulip bulbs require little to no care. With the exception of drought conditions, tulips do not require watering or any other particular pampering after planting. After the bloom cycle in spring, simply deadhead any remaining foliage.

Helpful Tip: Though not technically perennials, tulips will routinely “come back” for several years after being planted. However, the bloom cycles are usually irregular, and depend chiefly on soil and weather conditions. If your intention is to enjoy your tulips each season, we recommend planting each fall to ensure a healthy, vibrant, and consistent explosion of color each spring.

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Name:	Gudoshnik - Darwin Hybrid Tulip
Type:	Fall Planted Bulb
Color:	From cream to orange, pink and red
Mature Height:	12 - 20 inches
Sun / Shade:	Sun & Partial Shade
Bloom Time:	April / May
Hardiness Zones:	3 - 8
Ships:	Fall